Saturday, May 25, 2013

Swarvoski Earrings

Ummmm this tutorial might be a little difficult to explain so bear with me as i explain...and if you have the patience to listen :D

Things you need:

  1. Pack of swarvoski beads (mine came in a pack of 14, bought at Michael)
  2. Earring hooks
  3. Silver chain
  4. Eye pins
  5. Pen or something round
Instructions:
  1. Thread the beads through the eye pins (as many as you want on each strand), but leave some wire space.
  2. Using the left over wire, bend it around your pen or something round to create a hoop.
  3. Determine how long you want your earring to dangle and cut the chain to correspond with it; attach it to the earring hooks.
  4. Attach your strands on the chain one by one at different levels to your preference. 
And they're ready to wear!




Hoops on hoops

Yea so i'm just going to post everything at once...sorry Susanna :P So here's just a simple way to re vamp your hoop earrings. All you need are 6 silver and gold circle chain links and a pair of hoop earrings. For each hoop earring, just put on 1 silver, 1 gold and repeat 3 times, and do the same for the other earring. Its simple!!!



Elastic Grip

Hey guys so i know its been a while since we posted something new, so here it is. Introducing...the elastic grip!!! yay....yea i'm over it. So this is how you can use a thick elastic like from when you buy broccoli, etc to put around your ipod as a case. It technically works the same as a silicone case to get a better grip at the sides. Just take a look at the photos below...








Saturday, March 9, 2013

Mancala Madness!

Hey guys, Susanna here!

So, I recently learned how to play the game Mancala and since I don't have the game board, I made my own! There are no directions really on how to make it, just grab whatever makes borders and for the pieces, you can use anything. I suggest using coins since everybody has them.

Monday, February 18, 2013

Bake a cake

Hey guys so again as i said...valentine's Day just passed and I wanted to do something special for my parents so I baked them a cake!!! Teheee to be honest I'm obssesed with baking now thanks to Susanna :D

i also had leftover batter so I made a batch of cupcakes as well!! :D

Cookies!!!!!!!

 
haiiiiiiii!!!!!!So Valentine's Day just passed and the Avondale Highschool was doing a fundraiser for a trp to Yukon Territory. They were selling heart shaped cookies and our kinda teacher bought us each a cookie!!! Check it out!!!!!!
 




Embroidery attempts....

Suppies guys? So i was at the thrift store walkin around and i spot this embroidery set so i'm like...hey why not give it a try? It didnt really come with proper instructions....or any instructions at all so i uhhh improvised? Yea sure we'll go with that :P So here's my first creation....


Picture qualities a little bad sorry....and if your wondering...the orange thingy is the symbol for Blogger :D

Saturday, February 9, 2013

Half a heart?

Hey guys. This post is a DIY craft i mzde for my parents for their anniversary...but i guess it also works well as a Valentine's Day gift. Just a heads up thoug, you'll need to know how to do a alpha style friendship bracelet...let's get started

Things you'll need:
  1. Two magnets that are the same size
  2. Embrodiery floss (as many colours you want)
  3. Drawing of the pattern/layout
Instructions:
  1. Using the alpha style technic, start making the half of the heart.
  2. Once you finish making the heart, continue with the background string.
  3. Once you reach the length of the magnet, continue so that it can wrap around the whole magnet lengthwise.
  4. Knot and cut the remaining strands of string.
  5. Take another two strands as the base string and using your backgroud string, keep knotting over them back and fourth. This is used as the endge of your magnet, so it should wrap around the top, bottom, and one side of your magnet.
  6. Sew the two pieces together and glue your magnet inside.
  7. Repeat for the other half of the heart.
It should look something like this....





 

 

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Cakes Galore!!!!

Hi guys!
These are cakes that my older sister and my mom made at their cake class. I didn't help in any way so all credit goes to them!
Cupcake cake


Yoshi cake

Ballerina Figurine

Hey everybody!
So, recently I made a little ballerina figurine out of polymer clay as a christmas present. Plz feel free to request any other kinds of figurines. I need ideas and I'd be happy to create any requests. If you'd like, I can also create video tutorials as well. =P


Monday, December 31, 2012

Happy New Year!!!!!

Hey guys for all you viewers out there just wanted to wish everyone a Happy New Year!!!!!!!! Have a safe one guys cuz some of you might be heading out to parties, etc. Me, I'm baking a cake for my family inspired by Susanna when we made cake pops :P a vanilla cake to be more specific ;D Anyways have fun guys :D See you in the new year!!!!!

Here's an update with some pictures....




*It was supposed to be melted chocolate on the top with "Happy New Year" written in icing but my parents rushed me too much and the cake never cooled down so the icing melted :P Eh...first time for everything!

Monday, December 24, 2012

Hunger games pin

Hey guys this post is a little late for the occasion but I guess its okay!!! I introduce to you the do it yourself hunger Games mockingjay pin. I was out at chapters and saw the mockingjay pin and it was 20 dollars and I was like no wayyyyyy. So I compromised and made one myself

Things you will need:
  1. Bottle cap
  2. Wire or string
  3. Safety pin
  4. X-acto knife
  5. Paper and cardboard
  6. Glue gun
  7. Pencil crayons
  8. Copy of the mockingjay bird
Instructions:
  1. Trace the picture of the mockingjay onto the white paper
  2. Draw a circle around the mockingjay that is slightly larger than your bottle cap
  3. Colour in your mockingjay picture
  4. Cut it out and paste onto the carboard for a stronger base
  5. Cut the carboard with the picture pasted on it
  6. Using your x-acto knife, cut to sets of holes which you can insert the wire or string to attach you safety pin with on the top of the bottle cap
  7. Insert the wire or string that secures the opposite side of the safety pin that doesn't open
  8. Tie/knot the wire or string on the inside of the bottle cap
  9. Glue the picture of the mockingjay onto the opposite side from the pin on the bottle cap
Now your finished!!!!! :D


 

 

Avengers Assemble!!!

Hey guys!
I know this is random since these crafts are not Christmas-y or anything, but I wanted to show you some of my crafts cause most of the crafts already shown are made by Venetia, not me.
These charms are made out of polymer clay. I know they are really sloppy, but I hope you like them!
BTW, let me know if you would like me to make any tutorials for any of these things. They're pretty easy, just find a super hero icon, get some clay and...... BOOM, an avengers charm! :P
Captain America's shield

Hawkeye's arrow (I originally made the bow, but it broke)

Hulk's face (sorta)

Iron Man's helmet

Avengers symbol/icon

Thor's hammer

Black Widow spider

AVENGERS ASSEMBLE!

Wrap your headphone cord until you go CRAZY!!!

Hey guys so I was online just doing nothing.......well something because I came across a tutorial on how to bead your earbud cords.......

Things you will need:
  1. Pearler beads
  2. Headphones or earbuds
  3. X-acto knife or scissors
  4. Cutting board
Instructions:
  1. On your cutting board, place one pearler bead
  2. Using your x-acto knife or scissors, cut a slit in the side of your bead
  3. Now that your bead can "open", clip in onto your headphone/earbud cord
  4. Keep cutting and placing the beads onto your cord until it is covered or the amount you desire
Here's the link I used: http://craftandcreativity.com/blog/2011/10/18/dagens-pyssel-pimpade-horlurar-craft-of-the-day-pimped-earphones/

 
 
 
The second tutorial i cam across was how to wrap your headphone/earbud cord with the chinese staircase knot....
 
Things you will need:
  1. Headphone/earbud
  2. Embroidery floss (differents colours are optional)
Instructions:
  1. Tape the earbud partof your headphone onto a flat surface
  2. Using your embroidery floss, start making the chinese staircase knots using the headphone cord as you base string
  3. Switch colours if you chooose